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Showing 1741–1750 of 55286 articles for “Art. s. 389 et 389-1”
The cinematographic exhibition licence includes:1° The classification measure that accompanies its issue and, where applicable, the warning that accompanies it;2° The reasons for the licence, when it…
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At a meeting to which the accused party is invited, the rapporteur presents the facts of which he has knowledge to the Regulatory Control Commission. He sets out his opinion on these facts and, where…
…or representing the respondent, to the rapporteur, to the Chairman of the Centre National du Cinéma et de l'Image Animée, to the Minister for Culture and to any person or authority affected by the dec…
…s State debts other than taxes and property. The proceeds are paid to the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée.
Reproduction work using negative elements that do not meet the requirements of the French standard S. 24.001 is only authorised on condition that the work is intended for the production of counter-typ…
…ibition permit is equivalent to a ban on the cinematographic representation of the works or documents.
The Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée may initiate, implement and promote, alone or jointly, directly or through subsidiaries, any form of action, creation or production likely to contrib…
The following are set by decision of the board of directors of the establishment taken after consultation with the social administration committee: 1° The salary scale applicable to each of the catego…
Trailers that began to be shown before the work or document received its cinema licence are accompanied by a warning inviting viewers to check which category of audience they are intended for.
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